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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1965
Page
4
An AP dispatch notes that many middle bracket taxpayers face higher Social Security taxes and old age benefits next year. A couple with two children earning 6600 dollars yearly loses about 103 dollars from the tax cut, with further increases planned in 1967 and 1969. The net effect is a higher total social security plus income tax bill than before the tax cuts.
Critics charge the government antipoverty program is a boondoggle with benefits tilted to a costly bureaucracy while private employers create millions of jobs in a poverty war of their own. About 6 million new jobs emerged in five years. 2.2 million in 1964. The private approach aids Negroes teenagers and others lacking education or skills, per U S News & World Report.
Col Patton outlines 1965 Social Security changes detailing financing for two medical care plans the Basic Plan funded by Social Security taxes and treasury funds and the Voluntary Supplemental Plan financed by $3 monthly from individuals with a $3 employer match. Also covers Old Age Survivors and Disability program tax base rise to $6600 and revised rates through 1973.
A reader asks if age differences doom marriage and the column highlights four ages for men calendar, mental, physical, and death age. It notes companionship with an older man may still be suitable and adds humorous remarks on women's driving and morning romance with Abner’s unconventional take.
The Roseborough Elementary School lists instructional staff by grade from First through Sixth, plus specialists Veda Thompson and Esther Maglathlin and George Clement, and non instructional personnel including Lota Newton and lunchroom and maintenance staff. The notice notes Abner’s column contains opinions only.
The article argues that rising costs in all levels from early models to NASCAR late models price out true hobbyists. It notes historic from 1947 growth, factory-backed drag and sports car racing, and the shift toward wealthy stables, urging preservation of dirt tracks and affordable divisions for alley hobbyists to race for a modest trophy.
Airman First Class Jon P. Miller son of Mrs Louise Haman of Zellwood is at Fairchild AFB Washington for the Strategic Air Command World Series bombing and navigation contest. He represents McCoy AFB Florida in a field of 44 crews flying B 52 and B 47 aircraft with two six hour navigation and low altitude bombing missions scored by SAC radar units. Miller is a 1970 Apopka Memorial High School graduate whose father Earl F. Miller lives in Sorrento.
The Veterans Administration warns World War II and Korean Conflict veterans with service connected disabilities that age based on birthdays can affect GI insurance premiums as months pass. The May 2 1966 deadline to reinstate lapse GI policies remains, with over 130000 eligible veterans applying since May 1 1965 for up to ten thousand dollar policies.
The writer blasts modern commercials for insincerity and harm. He criticizes washer ads, kitchen cleaner mishaps, adventure pitches, Arlene Francis and Joseph Cotten promos, a dog delivering cigarettes, arthritis claims, tooth brushing spots, and family reactions. He laments smog and air pollution as a national affliction.
A reading event titled Your Doctor of Medicine is presented as part of a service by Your Local Medical Sanity and the Florida Medical Association. Attendees learn about medical ethics and patient care while honoring physicians.
The article discusses dangers of pressuring physicians to certify boys as fit for athletics. It outlines three disqualifying areas: metabolic diseases like diabetes, kidney disease under stress from exercise, and cardiovascular respiratory issues. Emphasizes careful exam results for contact sports and stresses that good health is essential for athletic competition.
The Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission provides a period for training hunting dogs prior to the hunting season without firearms. Boy scouts may also participate in this era to gain practical experience in handling dogs and game according to the text.
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